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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-01
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements Of Citizens and the Coming
and Going Of Strangers.

movements VI NiltNEhb Oc@t
and Going Of Strangers.
Judge briggs, of st. Clairsyille, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Annie Carson is home from visit
to friends in DennisOn, o.
Harry st. Ormond, business manager Of
Agnes Herndon, is in the city.
Mr.. Charles Hughes left yesterday for
CIarksburg, w. Va, on 4 visit to friends.
Mrs. Agnes Shields, Of Grafton, is the
guest OF Mrs. Dorsey, on the South Side.
Mr.. J. C. Hale, of the firm Of Hale *
Stalnaker, came mp from Parkersburg yes
terday.
Miss Jessie Good, a charming young
lady of st. Louis, is visiting Miss Virginia
PeDdletOn.
Miss Della Able, popular young lady
from Beilaire, Ohio, is visiting her friend
Miss Della Clark, on South Jacob street.
Mr.. AL. Meredith, well known acrobat
Of this city will join Hurlburt * Huntings
circus, which opens at Corning, n. l., this
week.
Mr.. Ben Hardesty, formerly Of Wheel
ing. has fallen heir to neat sum Of money
and Government position in Washington
at 81 per day.
Mr.. Charles W. Giles, Of New York,
who has been the guest of Mr. Birney X:
McMecheu for the past week, returned
home yesterday.
Harry Commerford, the popular b. & o.
telegraph operator at Grafton, came home
Yesterday on flying trip to his parents.
He will return to-day.
Mr. MT. Irwin, q prominent business
man of Newark, Ohio, returned home on
Friday, after pleasant visit to the family
ofW e. Parker on South Main Street.
Mr.. Sam B. Harrison has returned from
his Eastern trip, during which he took In
New York and other cities and spent the
balance Of the time with relatives In
Somerset, Pa, Piedmont and other places.
Sam Is looking well and is now the guest
fMr 2 Rouie
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Death Iand Marriage at Fairmont.

Special telegram 10 The Register.
FAIRMONT, w. VA, April 3O.-RiChard
B. Nuzum, one of the oldest citizens of
this county, died at his home in Union
District this morning at the advanced age
of o. He was prominent citizen and q
lifelong Free Mason. The funeral takes
place tomorrow under the auspices of
FairmOnt Lodge No. 8, A. +. and \. NJ.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr.. e.
Sprigg Sands, of this place, aud Miss Lulu
NJ. Shafer, of ROwlesburg, at the latter
place on Thursday evening of next week,
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surrendered-Demoeratie Victory.

Special 7tlegram to the Sunday Register.
CLARKsBURG, W. Va, April 3O.-This
evening Freeman, who stabbed Cottrill a
few days ago, gave himself up to the Off
GERS. 1t is yet very uncertain whether Cot
trill will recover, and it is very likely that
matter will prove very troublesome to Free
man.
To-day for the first time a municipal
election was held in Bridgeport, W. Va,
resulting in the election of Sylvester
Wright Democrat, as Mayor. The town
of Bridgeport was incorporated at the re-
cent special term of Court. Much interest
was manifested in the election and the
Democrats are iubilant
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Detroit Il, indianapolis 1e.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 30-The third
game Of the series between Detroits and
indianapolis took place to-day. Healy
pitched for the home team and Mitchell foe
the DetrOits, and both were very unsteady,
giving many bases on balls. The batting
of both teams was heavy, the honOrs of the
game in this respect being carried off by
Denny and ShOmberg for Indianapolis, and
Dunlap and Thompson for Detroits. In
dianapOlis II, DetrOitS II.
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This Is Probably Lie.

LOUISVILLE, April ga special from
Proctor, W. Va, says: The dead bodies
of three negroes, brothers, named Sylves-
ter, were found hanging to a tree on the
roadside six miles east of here yesterday,
each body bearing the following placard;
Niger thieyery must be broken up."
Farmers in the neighborhOOd have suffered
depredations at the hands Of unknown per
sons, and it seems finally settled OH the
Sylyesters as the guilty parties. The ne
grOes lived comparatively comfortably, yet
scarcely ever did any work.
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Cincinnati Fails to Arrive.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 3O.-The Gin
cinnati club went from here to Evansville,
Ind, yesterday, and expected to return in
time for the game to-day. An accident on
the Louisville, Evansville & st. Louis
roads detained them, and the umpire an
nOunced, according to the rules, that the
game went to Louisville by score OF 9 to
owing to the failure of Cincinnati
TO put in an appearance
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Jordan Returns from Europe.

New YORK, April S0.-U. S. Treasurer
Jordan arrived here from Europe on the
steamship Aller yesterday, and left for
Washington to-day. He is in excellent
health. When he left Mr.. Manning at
BournemOuth, the ex .Secretary's condition
was greatly improved and he expected to
be in New York inside of thirty days. He
is gaining strength every day and the rest
is making new man of him. Mr.. Jordan
says that none of the plans about the West
ern National Bank 80 far as he and Mr..
Manning are concerned, have been
changed.
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Inmnah the Track.

Syscidl TslSgTdHl 10 he SHRddg hsy1''S''
MoUNpsvIILE, w. VA, April 3O.-As
No 10 local freight, on the Ohio River
road in charge OF Conductor Bradford
was milling ont of the side track at Pa
dsn,s Valley, at noon to-day, the passen, en-
o,or 90 coacb attached to the rear end OF the
train jumped the track, demolishlng one one
end Of IL Luckily it contained only TWO
passengers, one of whom escaped .n unln-
inred Yves Hunter, the other passenger,
US more unfortunate. His leg WAS oedIy
snrained, besides other wounds on ms ms
body, Mr.. Hunter is resident Oh New
Martinsyille, but was formerly resilient resident
Of tbis Mace engaged in the brick making
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One of the Bravest.

This celebrated dramatic and speciality
company commences four nights engage
ment at the Grand Opera House on Mon
day evening, May =. Zone of the Bravest'
is a startling and realistic play from the
pen of the noted New York jurist, +. +.
Price. The steamboat explosion Is suili-
ciently thrilling to delight the most exact
ing critic IN pit or gallery, and exhibits all
the terror and danger of such occasions.
The great fire scene, which is said to far
excel any previous attempts by any other
company, introduces all the modern life
saving appliances with freedom and faith
fuluess that aronscs the audiedce to the
highest pitch of excitement. The songs
and dances introduced during the progress
Of the play are first-Class in every respect,
and will introduce fourteen of the finest
yocalists and dancers in America.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.

PRoF. GOODWIN SMITH, the English his
tOrian, says England could not grant home
rule to Ireland without reyOlutionizing her
constitution and making states of also Scot
land and Wales: He says the mother eOun-
try has uncOnsoiOusly slid into Democratic
ways while not changing her constitution.
Whether this is so or not, England has GER
tainly slid into pretty bad hole.
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To clear the Fair Grounds.

SDsrill Tglegrdya % ths sunday RtgiS1eT
ST. CLAIRsvuLE, o., April SO.-Ihe
board of managers of the Belmont County
Fair Association held meeting this after
noon and viewed the destruction wrought
By the recent cyclone on the beautiful
grounds. It was decided to issue a call to
am citizens who take a pride in public M
stitutions and in having a falr, asking
them TO meet at the grounds on IueSuay,
Nav Il, with axes, saws ana teauls, aIu Ll
donate a days time to clearing up . 'n.
grounds. Those who cannot come "ut ~
FEEL ,,;IIipg can make . contribution IN
money The society has always shown
pIurE and energy, and expect the people
10 raIlv to their assistance in their miSfor-
tune. Contributions sent to J. B. Meyer;
Secretary, or John Pollock, Treasurer Will
receive nrompt acknowledgements.
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THE CLIFTON OIL BOOM.
The Well Flows in Paying Quantities-A
Boom Predicted.

Inc "ell FLOWS III
Boom Predicted.
Social TJlsQTGm to hs Sunday Register.
MASON CITY, W. VA, April 3O.-Clif-
ton, two miles below here, on the line of
the Ohio River Railroad, has a boom, and
no mistake about it. IL is in the shape of
a first class oil well filled with an excellent
lubricating oil. The well has quite his
tory, rs before stated in the REGISTER. 1t
was drilled in 1885 by the Standard Iron
and Nail Company for the purpose Of
obtaining gas for fuel. When down
nearly 500 feet the report
went forth that oil had been
struck in paying quantities. Tanks were
at once put up and when ready to begin
pumping it was suddenly closed for some
cause which has never been explained.
There it stood until last March, when 1t
suddenly began to throw oil IN large guam
titles. 4 joint stock company was then
organized to operate it. This week they
were preparing to torpedo it, but before
the preparations were completed the OIL
flowed in such quantities that the shoot
inc has been abandoned. Seventeen bar
rels were pumped by hand this morning
and your urcorrespOndent, when he visited the
scene this evening, found no one except the
watchman, all athers having gone to the
machine shops for machinery necessary to
pump it by steam. Work viii beresumed
Monday morning, and it is expected that
next week Clifton will be shipping OIL by
the hundred barrels The company have
leases on I, 700 acres of adjacent land and
no stock can be bought. Among the West
Virginia stockholders ore B. J. Redmond,
B. K. Stephens, F. C. Lanham, c. Shrews-
bury S. +. Maxwell, r. B. ReeS, L. h.
Holland, G. W. MoredOek, ID. W. Polsley'
c. F. Hess, Gus Jordan, II. G. Nease, D.
F Newton, J. Z. Beller, ]. NJ. Long, W.
r. Gum, J. S. Spenser, W. Brown, A. A.
Holland and A. Robinson. Several shares
are held by parties in Meig5 county onlo'
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Roston O; Washington 4.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 3O.-The
Bostons Outbatted the WashingtOns, but
made more errors than the home club.
Their victory was due to the marvellous
batting of Hornung and Johnston. Wash,
ingtOn A. Boston q.
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BELMONT COUNTY TEACHERS.
Their Association Meeting In BrIiair

Their Association Meeting In BrIiaire.
Yesterday.
The Belmont County Teachers Associa-
tiou met in Bellaire yesterday, nearly all
the schools in the county being well repre-
sented. Among those present were Super
intendent Peck and teachers, Of Barnesville;
Supt. Duncan and teachers, Of Bridgeport;
Supt. Shreve and teachers, of Martin s
Ferry; Supt. Waters and teachers, Of st.
Clarsville, aud Snpt. Jones and teachers,
of Bellsire. During the day Mr.. Waters
became i'll and was forced 10 20 home. The
first exercise was paper on Reading" by
Miss Nettie Collins, Of GAINESVILLE. The
paper was well written and excellently
read, and opened up the way for discus
sion OF the subject, which lasted till
noon. At II o'clock dinner was served 10
all those present. numbering over one hun
dred, by the Bellaire teachers IL was no
cold lunch either. but regular feast, such
as teachers can appreciate. After dinner,
Miss Belle Beazel read a paper on Study
in the School Room" pointing out the nd.
vantsges To he gained by the teaching Of
mental science. The discussion Of this
paper was opened by Mr. Warner. princi-
pal Of the Central school, BeIlaire, and
lasted considerable time. BY resolution
of the association it was decided to publish
Miss Beazel's paper in the Barnesyille En-
terpriss. The association recommended
Miss Alice Cunningham for a position
as higher grammar school teacher;
Lizzie Taylor principal OF primary
department.; W. X. Butcher, Principal Of
High School OF superintendent Of village
school; b. +. Lee, common school teacher;
+. w. Wepner, High School teacher, or
superintendent Of village schools.
Applications for recommendations were
received by John T. Hamilton and J. J.
joiner, c6lored, and y. C. Murphrey and
E. ID. Meek, white.
Miss j.. Robinson, OF Wheeling. sang
several very pretty Scotch airs, which
pleased the audience very much, and elic-
tied rounds Of applause.
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A Hard Cider Cure.

John Good will he before His Honor
Monday morning for dispensing hard cider
to thirsty pablo without first having
obtained license. There are. about q
dozen witnesses summoned in the case.
Good has a little shanty at the mouth of
Jonathan's ravine, and has been doing a
thriving trade for some time. The matter
was the subject of resolution at Friday
nights special meeting of Council.
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Elected a New Pre.Ident.

Crescent Lodge No. 8 A. A. |. 4 s. W.,
at their meeting last evening, elected Jos
eph Purcell President and Harry Hawkins
delegate to the convention which meets in
Pittsburg June6 Mr.. Purcell is popular
young gentleman and he will no doubt
preside over the meetings of No. s with
ability and dignity.
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A Fine Company aud Play,

"The Shadows of a Great City" company
closed its engagement at the Opera House
last evening to good house. The COM
pany aud play are the finest seen in Wheel
ing for some time, while the scenery IL
splendid. Miss Helen Rand and Miss An
ME Ward Tiffany personated their roles in
an admirable manner. The former pos
sesses power almost equal TO Mary An
derson.
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JAY GOULD has bought site near ST.
Louis on which he intends to erect little
industrial town of his own for 1900 men
and their families. His railroad machine
shops will be located there.
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Transfer of Real Estate. /.

The following transfer ofreal estate was
left for record at Clerk Hook k'sofice yes
terday:
Deed made January "a, 1887, by Mrs.
Mary C. Sharpt, TO John s. Gavin, for If
teen acres of land in Ritchie district. Con-
sideration, $500.
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A Saloon Fight.

Last evening Arthur MeNichols and
Joseph Ferrell had fight in Ed. Sharpey's
Second ward saloon, and made things
lively in the vicinity for time. Officers
Watson and Dunlap locked the belliger-
ents up.
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Incorrect.

The heirs of the late E J. Stone were
much annoyed yesterday at what one Of
them termed 1.-THE grossly inaccurate"
statements contained in yesterdays IatI-
hgeHcer, in reference to the provisions of
the will now in Clerk Hooks Office.
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In Great Luck.

The friends of Messrs. Henry Helm.
bright, ST., Henry Helmbright, Jr,, and
George banner, have been busy congratu-
lating those gentlemen during the past few
days, over the drawing, by them, of one
tenth interest in $4,000 prize in the
Louisiana State Lottery. The gentlemen
pooled their issues on q ticket some time
ago, agreeing to divide equally if they
should draw anything. None Of the gen
tlemen builded much upon the prospect,
aud they were correspondingly surprised
when notified of their luck. Two or three
days ago they received the money by
Adams express, at a total outlay TO them
of So 50, and divided it as per agreement,
each taking $333.
A great deal Of cash is expended in
Wheeling in lottery tickets, and some very
fair returns have been made.
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CINCINNATI, April SO.-The LOclA
Union of Iron Molders rebelled against tne
authority of the National Union and has
determined to resume work ON hSnGsy ~
next at the old rates and accept tne o.
Louis patterns or any other that nlay D0
offered.
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Tn. vatican and pou,asse,.s Iav,

ROME, April 30 The Vatican hss no
tilted France that General Bouiangsf's
military law, which refuses exemption
from military service to youth or men
studying for the priesthood, Ii an infringe
ment n the Coneordat, and has demanded
its rithirawal
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walters TO strike.

CHICAGO, April SO-The probabilities
are that next Monday about nine hundrso
white and two hundred cOlored WALTERS
smnIove5 in various hotels and restau-
rants Of Chicago will strike for an increase
of wages in accordance with I tne So -
adopted by the Walters Assembly ''''''
L nf L.
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Earned runs Pittsburg, 3; Chicago, 9;
two base hits, McKinnon, Anson, Ptetfer,
3; three base hits, Dalrymple, MckinnOn,
Whitney, Sullivan; first base on balls, ,
each; first base on errors, Pittsburgh, i;
struck out by Clarkson, 5; by Calvin, .;
passed balls, Miller, .; DAILY, l; errors,
Pittsburg, l; Chicago, .; base hits, Pitts
burg, p; Chicago, 8. Umpire-Quest.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
Released on bail.

Just before noon yesterday, DIR. Kelly,
whose arrest on the charge Of malpractice
was chronicled in yesterdays REGISTER,
was released from Jail on 81 600 bail, James
Rine going on his bond.
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"ytve La france."

PARIS, April 3O.--M. Schnaebeles, who
was released from prison yesterday by or
der Of Germany, and who at once departed
from Metx, where he was ircarccrated, A.
rived at Paguy-sur- Moselle, where he was
arrested.
His wife and sou met him at the station,
where were also assembled the whole pop
ulation OF the town, headed by all the
offieeholders Of the municipality.
NJ. Schnaebeles was cheered by the
crowd, who cried out, "viye La Francs"
"Vive Schnaebeles ~ After short speech
NJ. Schpaebeles proceeded 10 Paris. He
declined TO be interviewed by members Of
the press. He declared he had been we'll
treated by the Germans
AN HONORABLE SETTLEMENT.
The Paris newspapers appear 10 be near
ly all well pleased by the manner In which
the Schnaebeles affair has been settled,
and pronounce il an honorable settlement.
They praise the prudence and fairness dis
played by NJ. Flourens, Minister OF For.
eign Affairs, in his conduct Of Fanoe's
side OF the case. A majority Of tho papers
draw from the incident the lesson that In
the future France must redouble her vigi-
lance in order to avoid surprises Of the
kind caused by the arrest OF NJ. Schnae-
beles.
DEMONSTRATIONS PRoHiBIrED.
According 10 the Rambiigue FSdRcaiss,
all the French projects have been instructed
to prevent the people In their respective
districts from using the occasion Of d.
SchRaebeles' liberation for making anti
German demonstrations.
NJ. Schnaebeles reached Paris this after-
noon. lie at once called upon Premier
Goblet aud had m interview with him, In
which he reaffirmed the story Of his arrest
rs originally told.
IL il again asserted that NJ. Schnaebeles
will be relieved of his post Of Commiasary
at Pagny sur Noselle and that he will he
retired on pension.
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The Vsndalia, and the Ohio and Missis-
sippi, roads which refuse to grant free
passes, have lost nearly AL their live
stock traffic
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Bottle Factory burned.

PTTTsBURG, April 3O.-The glass bottle
factory of Thomas Wightman & Co, in
the West End, was totally destroyed by
IRE tonight. Loss $4,000; fully in
sured.
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COMMISSIONERS COLEMAN has spoiled
that dead animal al-OleOmargarine sensation,
by denying that he ever said anything of
the kind
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CHICAGO z
4 BRILLIANT GAME AT PITFSBURG.
Nine Thousand Spectators Become Wild Wit
Excitement
BALTIMORE DOWNS The NETS AGAIN
Twsnty-One to Three-0ther Games Yes
tsrday.

PrrTsBURG, Pa, April 3O.-The League
championship was opened in this city to-
day, after being postponed two days on
account of bad weather. A procession
through the two cities and brass band
concert at Recreation Park preceded the
game. A fine day attracted over 5000
spectators, who became almost wild with
excitement when the Pittsburgs took
the lead in the first. inning and
held it throughout the game. The play
ing of both clubs was brilliant. The only
fielding error made by the Pittsburgs was
a dropped fly by Smith, who ran after it
out into center field The fielding errors
of the Chicagos were excusable. Sunday
dropped hot fly after hard run after it,
and DAILY made o wild throw to second
base, which let in run. The features Of
the game were the battery work OF Calvin
and Miller, batting Of McKinnOn, and
fielding by Brown and Dalrymple. Score:
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PATTERSON, one of the negroes arrested
for aSsaulting JENNIE BOWMAN at Louis
Vile, Ky, proved an aibi.
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A fairy lost precious charm
To keep the rosy gums from harm,
To Keen from teeth decay aud death,
To sweeten and purify the breath
This charm the fairy lost q mortal toun1,
And SOZODONT tits called on earthg
ground
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TREASURER JORDAN has returned from
Europe. He reports Mr.. MANNING much
improved in health and that he will sail in
June.
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STRUCK THE KEYNOTE.

ut is idle to forecast what the upshot Of
the matter will be. believe most of the
Archbishops are on the liberal side of the
question, and will recommend the Holy
Office to allow the X. of l.. free play. Even
if there are some trivial flaws in the or
ganlzation, il is not the part Of the church
to examine them too closely. II Catholics
are prohibited from joining organizations
whose principles are not perfect, very few
political parties would receive their votes.
Cardinal Gibbons struck the keynote when
he said that dangerous theories in this
country had best be left to that good sense
and natural justHess of the American pub
lie which he 80 much admires."
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THE House ordered the appropriation
bill to its engrossment yesterday.
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Disturbance. Renewed IN Crete.

CoHsTASTISoPLE, April 30-Ths dis
turbances against the authority Of the
Porte on the Island Of Crels have been re-
newed by the Greek inhabitants.
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THE coke region miners will not abide
by the decision of the arbitrator and a
strike of Is, 600 men is imminent.
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Rnltimnra 2I. Nets 3.

BALTIMORE, MD, April 3O.-Mays was
batted hard and often to-day, and the
Metropolitan flelders played in wretched
form, allowing the Baltimore team to win
with ease. Baltimore 81; Nets 3.
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eyes, sir" said an excitable little man
who passed the Office in company with sew
eral companions, last night; 'yes, sir; \
cuCumber's ten-ffths water, and I'll bet
ten dollars on itp' Nobody took him up.
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True bills were found against thirteen
OF the arrested Panhandle employees.